Who makes Women's Six Nations team of the championship?

Rugby Union Weekly: Was this England’s most impressive Grand Slam? England see off spirited France to clinch Six Nations Carla Arbez and Dannah O'Brien pushed her close but Harrison takes the number 10 jersey. With so much star power, the Red Roses need someone to unlock that talent, and Harrison did just that, recording a 100% passing accuracy and recording the most line break assists of any fly-half (eight).

With the boot, she had the best kick retention rate of any fly-half, with 14% of her kicks from hand being regathered, either by herself or a team-mate, but it was her performance off the tee which really stood out. She slotted 29 of her 31 kicks – including 10 out of 11 from within 10 metres of the touchline - with her 94% success rate being the highest of any player. According to Opta's xGK (expected goals kicked) model, the average goal-kicker would have been expected to make only 65% of those same attempts.

When France are firing you can usually guarantee that Bordon Sansus is at the heart of it and she was once again instrumental in Les Bleus' campaign. She was directly involved in nine tries, more than any other player, with her six assists also a championship high (also three tries). The 30-year-old also registered nine line break assists, only team-mate Barrat (12) made more.

Pauline Bourdon Sansus scored France's first try in the Grand Slam decider Mwayembe gained the most metres (141), recorded the best dominant carry rate (51%), made more offloads (four) and produced more dominant tackles (six) than any other front-row forward. Cokayne's try in the Grand Slam decider in Bordeaux was her sixth of the tournament, with only Marlie Packer (seven) managing to score more. She recorded a near perfect rate at the line-out too, finding a team-mate from 47 of her 48 throws - her 98% success rate the best of any hooker in the championship.